PHMSA has revamped the data and statistics portion of its website to a new and more modern look. Additionally, PHMSA updated its data specifications for Pipeline Incident Flagged Files as of June 30, 2015 to provide property damage totals in (1) 1984 dollars; (2) nominal dollars as of the incident; and (3) current year dollars as of the date of the data download. Property damage totals in 1984 dollars are included because one of the criteria for a “significant incident” is $50,000 in total costs, measured in 1984 dollars. Based on current 2015 inflation calculations, the significant incident total cost threshold is $99,458 in 2015.
In This Issue
- PHMSA NPRM: OQ, Cost Recovery, Accident and Incident Notification, and Other Pipeline Safety Proposed Changes
- PHMSA Advisory Bulletin ADB-2015-02: Potential for Damage to Pipeline Facilities Caused by Hurricanes
- Pressure Test WebEx
- Gas Distribution Annual Report Form
- Pipeline Pressure Testing Workshop: August 4-5, 2015
- Revised PHMSA OpID Assignment Request and Operator Registry Notification
- PHMSA Pipeline Data & Stats Website and Incident Flagged File Change
- DOT Pipeline Compliance Workshop – Gas & Liquid
- PHMSA Report to Congress: Review of Existing Federal and State Regulations for Gas and Hazardous Liquid Gathering Lines
- Storage Tanks in West Virginia – Proposed Rule
- API Publishes API 1173 Recommended Practice for Pipeline Safety Management Systems
- Jurisdictional Determination
- PHMSA Risk Modeling Methodologies Public Workshop
- P&GJ Pipeline Integrity Issue
- Summer/Fall Conference Schedule
- Save the Dates!